Woman Found After Disappearing on Spiritual Hike in Colorado

Gina Chase, a 53-year-old woman from Canada, was found alive after vanishing for four days during a spiritual hike in the Colorado wilderness. Engaging in a solo journey as part of a group that embraces fasting and disconnecting from technology, Chase had no phone with her when she disappeared. She was located uninjured in a search area on August 17, bringing immense relief to the search teams and her family. The organization that facilitated the hike expressed their joy and relief, celebrating the safe return of Chase and highlighting the effectiveness of the rescue efforts.

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